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The author discusses how Australian Aboriginal writers are dealing with cultural loss by calling on childhood memories to restore a sense of reality, significance and wholeness.
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Writing the Childhood Self : Australian Aboriginal Autobiographies, Memoirs, and Testimonies
Lion and the Unicorn
Lion and the Unicorn
Subjects:
- Stradbroke Dreamtime 1972 selected work life story prose short story
- The Aboriginal Children's History of Australia 1977 anthology information book
- As I Grew Older : The Life and Times of a Nunga Growing Up Along the River Murray 1993 single work picture book
- Yumba Days 1999 single work autobiography
- Maybe Tomorrow 1998 single work autobiography
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